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I'm hoping this goes here.
So, say you submit a query complete with a snippet of the MS per the agent's submission guidelines. (The first ten pages or the first chapter, whatever.)
Say they write you back a few days/weeks/months/whatever later to request a partial or a full. Buuut, during that time, you've done some revisions and edits, possibly major ones, possibly not.
My question is this: Do you send them the original MS without the new changes? (I'm talking changes to the part they've obviously already read from the query. The rest wouldn't matter.) Or, do you send them the newer version and let them know, "Just a heads up, this has undergone some revision/changes"?
Thoughts?
So, say you submit a query complete with a snippet of the MS per the agent's submission guidelines. (The first ten pages or the first chapter, whatever.)
Say they write you back a few days/weeks/months/whatever later to request a partial or a full. Buuut, during that time, you've done some revisions and edits, possibly major ones, possibly not.
My question is this: Do you send them the original MS without the new changes? (I'm talking changes to the part they've obviously already read from the query. The rest wouldn't matter.) Or, do you send them the newer version and let them know, "Just a heads up, this has undergone some revision/changes"?
Thoughts?